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Bathurst 1000 - The Great Race in pictures
'King of the Mountain'
Will Davison is the new 'King of the Mountain' after claiming a dramatic and tense Bathurst 1000.
Davison, along with Jonathon Webb, survived a tense finish to the race after holding out Kiwi rival Shane van Gisbergen on the final lap.
But Davison, who finished on top from 17th spot on the grid, had victory handed to him with a late crash causing chaos in the great race.
Relive Davison's magical drive to his second title at Mount Panorama ...
Winners are grinners
Will Davison and Jonathon Webb celebrate their victory in the Bathurst 1000. (AAP)
Taste of victory
The victory was the second time Davison has climbed to the top of the podium at Mount Panorama. (AAP)
No rest for the wicked
Davison takes a lay down on the bonnet of the victorious car before the victory party hit full swing. (AAP)
Late drama
Victory was made open to Davison and Webb after a late crash involving Garth Tander, Scott McLaughlin and Jamie Whincup. (Ten)
Dominant leader
Whincup and Paul Dumbrell dominated the first half of the race. (AAP)
Whincup starts well
After Whincup made a great start from the front of the grid. (AAP)
First safety car
But a shunt from BOC driver Andrew Jones brought out the first safety car and eroded Red Bull Racing's lead. (Ten)
Record breaker
Whincup then broke lap record after lap record as he chased a fuel plan that would hand his team the win. (AAP)
